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3 Tips on How to Strategically Manage Your Construction Equipment Fleet

Posted on 09/03/2019 by Bobcat Team
Bobcat E85 mini excavator moves broken concrete with a bucket

Trying to turn a profit? Few things disrupt a successful work season like unexpected downtime. After 14 years of keeping his equipment running and his crews busy, Dave Murray, president of Samron Midwest Contracting, shares his tried-and-true fleet management solutions…

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Water and Sewer Contractor Triples Family Business

Posted on 08/07/2019 by Bobcat Team
Bobcat E35 digs a deep trench for water and sewer lines.

Jason Green is used to covering ground. It’s not unusual for him to drive well over 100 miles into any of six counties on any given day. His company, Consolidated Water Services of Centralia, Illinois, works with more than 20…

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Iowa farmer uses Bobcat equipment and attachments to maintain 120 acres

Posted on 06/17/2019 by Bobcat Team
A T770 compact track loader paired with a rotary cutter mows an overgrown field.

Phil Sylvester takes pride in his 120-acre Richland, Iowa, farm and home. To efficiently maintain it, he uses a M2-Series T770 compact track loader paired with a team of attachments.

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Family business built on many attachments

Posted on 06/03/2019 by Bobcat Team
An operator in a Bobcat T595 with an auger drills a post hole

It started with an unusual request. Three years after founding Swogier Construction, Stan Swogier received a customer request to put in a sand volleyball court. So, Stan rented a Bobcat loader with a backhoe attachment. After finishing the job, Stan…

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Bob-Dock Q&A: Everything you need to know about the new hydraulic attachment mounting system

Posted on 05/17/2019 by Bobcat Team
Bobcat T650 with industrial grapple attachment

Bobcat’s marketing manager shares details on the next innovation in hydraulic attachment exchange technology – the Bob-Dock attachment mounting system.

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